MedAll
Medical Education & Training · Virtual Events
$3.4Mlatest round · Seed · Jan 2022 · 4 yr ago
3backers · Connect Ventures, Nina Capital
10+team · employees, estimated range
12stories in the press
Funding and backers
Total raised
$3.4M
1 round on record
Latest round
$3.4M
Seed · Jan 2022 · 4 yr ago
Team
11-50
employees, estimated range
Backers
3
Connect Ventures, Nina Capital
The money's age
Long since its last round
58 months since the last round · not hiring
Momentum
0/100
no fresh signals
Last sign of life
1 mo ago
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Web presence
top 0.12%
of 133.2M domains by links, Common Crawl
App Store
5.0 ★
1 ratings
Funding rounds
| Round | Date | Amount | Investors | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seed | Jan 2022 | $3.4M | — | RTE.ie |
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Connect Ventures 
Nina Capital 
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Financials
Total raised
$3.4M
Latest round
Seed
Funding rounds
1
Funding rounds
| Round | Announced | Amount | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seed | 2022 | $3.4M | Details |
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News
Medall to expand acrross South India
Plans to open 300-400 centres in 2022. Apart from penetrating deeper into Tamilnadu into Tier 2 and 3 cities, Medall will also be expanding into other South Indian states, viz, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Kerala.
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Medall plans to open 300-400 centres in south India
To target Tier 2 and 3 cities where the diagnostic services are needed much more
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Medall to strengthen presence in South India; eyes to open 300-400 centres in 2022 - Times of India
Business News: Medall, diagnostic service provider has lined up plans to strengthen its presence in Southern parts of the country by setting up 300-400 centres duri
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MedAll raises $3.4m in funding to expand training platform
Investment in Belfast company led by Connect Ventures
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Belfast start-up MedAll raises $3.4m to train healthcare workers
Medtech start-up MedAll said its platform has been used by more than 900 healthcare organisations since launching last year.
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MedAll raises $3.4m to train healthcare professionals
MedAll, the virtual training platform for healthcare professionals, has raised $3.4m in seed funding, bringing the total funding raised to date to $4.3m for the Northern Irish start-up.
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Medall to double revenue to 1,000 cr. in 4 years
Diagnostics chain to foray into more States, increase points-of-presence
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Will probe Medall Diagnostics irregularities issue: A. P. Health Minister
YSRCP MLAs alleged the previous government had paid 235 per test though it costed 60 outside. With the differential, it could have provided equipment to the hospitals instead
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